A southern Chinese city is considering a new rule banning anonymous Web postings after residents used the Internet to successfully halt construction of a massive chemical factory, a report said Friday. Xiamen would be the first city in China to require the use of real names online, an official said.
July 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A southern Chinese city is considering a new rule banning anonymous Web postings after residents used the Internet to successfully halt construction of a massive chemical factory, a report said Friday.
A Xiamen official told local reporters the proposed regulation bars anonymous postings online and requires Web sites to approve all postings, the Beijing Youth Daily reported.
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